Western Gunfighters #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Menace of the Mask Maker," Red Hawk faces a personal trial when doubt creeps in during a buffalo hunt, prompting him to consider leaving his tribe due to his age. But when tribal leader Aloysius Kare stakes the hunting grounds on a duel between Red Hawk and his son, the Apache Kid, the elder warrior must prove his worth in a fight that tests both honor and legacy. With dynamic art by Werner Roth and striking cover work by Gil Kane, this 1975 Western Gunfighters tale blends tradition, pride, and the weight of heritage in a story that lingers long after the final page.
When Mac Minton dons a mask to impersonate Kid Colt and pull off a daring robbery, the real Colt isn’t fooled for long. Using Mac’s own tricks against him, Kid Colt disguises himself as Baldy and sets a trap, turning the tables in a tense game of deception and frontier justice.
Red Hawk, weary from age and doubt, contemplates leaving the tribe after faltering in a buffalo hunt. When Aloysius Kare stakes the tribe’s hunting grounds on a fight between Red Hawk and his son Nightwind, the elder warrior must face the past—and the son he once thought lost—to reclaim his place among his people.
In "Shoot-Out at Noon," tensions flare between ranchers Bill Bower and Kim when a disputed fence is torn down, sparking a deadly standoff. Sheriff Vic steps in as Jake Holloway’s scheme to eliminate both rivals backfires, forcing a reckoning under the desert sun.
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↩ Reprints Apache Kid #17 (1955), Western Kid #8 (1956), Frontier Western #8 (1957), Kid Colt Outlaw #105 (1962)
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